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> My analogy is that different kinds of hammers don't compete with each other. Sure they do. If you're doing framing, you might prefer a rigger's axe or a fra
by nordsieck 3y ago
> My analogy is that different kinds of hammers don't compete with each other.
Sure they do.
If you're doing framing, you might prefer a rigger's axe or a framing hammer.
If you're hanging an axe, you might prefer a mallet or a dead blow hammer.
There's lots of overlap, and hence competition, between different hammer types.
- qbrass 3y agoJust ask people what the round end of a ball peen is for. Few people know what peening is, fewer know how to do it, yet a ball peen hammer is still one of the most common hammers around. It's competing against other specialized hammers and winning because people simply have it already.